Imkong L Imchen along with IPR officials and Mokokchung
Press Club members after the virtual inauguration of IPR offices at Zunheboto,
Longleng and Pungro in DPRO office Mokokchung on May 31.
- MOKOKCHUNG — Advisor
for Information & Public Relations (IPR) and Soil & Water Conservation,
Imkong L Imchen, on Saturday underscored the need for harmonious collaboration
between the Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) and Bharatiya
Janata Party (BJP) to ensure the success of Nagaland’s coalition government,
calling BJP a “dependable political party ally of NDPP.”
- Speaking on the sidelines of a virtual inauguration of
District Public Relations Officer (DPRO) offices in Longleng and Zunheboto and
an Assistant Public Relations Officer (APRO) office in Pungro, held at the DPRO
office in Mokokchung, Imchen highlighted the coalition’s critical role in state
governance.
- “We are running a coalition government led by NDPP-BJP
partnership for the second tenure,” Imchen said, adding, “The politics of
coalition and contemporary politics have come to stay; therefore, in our local
geopolitics, it is the responsibility of the two parties to live in the
harmonious relationship we cultivated to reach political action.”
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- He cited the successful Tiranga Yatra on May 31 in
Mokokchung, jointly organised by NDPP and BJP, as a testament to their
coordinated strength.
- During the virtual inauguration, Imchen addressed
bureaucratic delays hampering departmental projects, stating, “Schemes and
projects face many bureaucratic obstacles down the line of processing and
formalities, which takes time to complete and often compromises quality.”
